This should be easy enough to implement, but the issue is that our current implementations of Maze and ThickMaze rely on a border, so some thought will have to be given to how to handle this: ideally, we could modify these, or this is where GraphMaze could come in handy, if we can redefine our algorithms in those terms instead of in Maze terms, which should be doable.
Then GraphMaze would actually become the primary class of importance containing the maze generators, with Maze and ThickMaze being the results of homomorphisms.
This should be easy enough to implement, but the issue is that our current implementations of
MazeandThickMazerely on a border, so some thought will have to be given to how to handle this: ideally, we could modify these, or this is whereGraphMazecould come in handy, if we can redefine our algorithms in those terms instead of inMazeterms, which should be doable.Then
GraphMazewould actually become the primary class of importance containing the maze generators, withMazeandThickMazebeing the results of homomorphisms.